SCIENCE BEHIND SKIN
ABOUT YOUR SKIN
Skin is our body's own protective shield and largest organ. Comprising three essential layers – the epidermis, dermis, and subcutis – it is a multifaceted structure that embodies both function and form. Together, these layers work harmoniously to maintain the health and integrity of our skin, making it an indispensable and dynamic component of our overall well-being.
Epidermis
Acts as a barrier, guarding against external threats and regulating moisture loss.
Dermis
Provides structural support and houses a network of blood vessels, sweat glands, and sensory receptors.
Subcutaneous Tissue
The deepest layer, offers insulation and energy storage
ABOUT YOUR SKIN
The integumentary system is a remarkable complex of organs that serve as our body's protective shield, and at the forefront of this intricate system lies the skin, our largest organ. Comprising three essential layers – the epidermis, dermis, and subcutis – it is a multifaceted structure that embodies both function and form. Together, these layers work harmoniously to maintain the health and integrity of our skin, making it an indispensable and dynamic component of our overall well-being.
Epidermis
Acts as a barrier, guarding against external threats and regulating moisture loss.
Dermis
Provides structural support and houses a network of blood vessels, sweat glands, and sensory receptors.
Subcutaneous Tissue
The deepest layer, offers insulation and energy storage
Besides for it holding your body together, it plays several essential roles in your body such as:
the skin operates as an impressive barrier against various external stressors such as UV radiation, infections, trauma, chemical toxins, and mechanical or physical injury.
It adeptly retains moisture, ensuring proper hydration and suppleness.
Functioning as a sensory organ, it interprets and transmits sensory stimuli to the brain, allowing us to perceive touch, pressure, and temperature.
The skin plays a pivotal role in regulating the body's temperature, helping us stay cool or warm as required.
In the realm of immune defense, it stands as a vigilant guardian, offering protection against pathogens
The skin contributes to the production of vitamin D3 through exposure to sunlight
It engages in the secretion and absorption of a variety of chemicals, oils, and water, maintaining the body's homeostasis in countless ways.
Besides for it holding your body together, it plays several essential roles in your body such as:
The skin operates as an impressive barrier against various external stressors such as UV radiation, infections, trauma, chemical toxins, and mechanical or physical injury.
it adeptly retains moisture, ensuring proper hydration and suppleness.
Functioning as a sensory organ, it interprets and transmits sensory stimuli to the brain, allowing us to perceive touch, pressure, and temperature.
The skin plays a pivotal role in regulating the body's temperature, helping us stay cool or warm as required.
In the realm of immune defense, it stands as a vigilant guardian, offering protection against pathogens
The skin contributes to the production of vitamin D3 through exposure to sunlight
It engages in the secretion and absorption of a variety of chemicals, oils, and water, maintaining the body's homeostasis in countless ways.
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More about your Skin...
Your skin becomes more susceptible to imbalances and damage with age, which is further accelerated by external stressors, medications/supplements, dehydration, allergies, diet, stress, hormones and more. Changes in your skin health are often an indication of changes in your overall health, and it is important to keep its resilience through internal and external care. Ultimately, your skin is healthy and beaming when it is properly hydrated, has balanced natural oils and its lipid barrier is uncompromised. When this isn’t the case, your skin may appear to be dull, dry, oily, inflamed/red, itchy, tight, peeling, sensitive or break outs appear.
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